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From: Beman Dawes (beman_at_[hidden])
Date: 2000-08-15 07:41:52
Ian Bruntlett wrote:
>I'm having a look at the article by Hoare (removing spelling mistakes
>introduced by the OCR process) and the following sentence has me stumped:
>
>"2. Do not seek to present the user with a virtual machine which is
belier
>than the actual hardware; merely seek to pass on the speed, size, and
flat
>_unopiniated_ structure of a simple hardware design."
>
>I think "belier" and "unopiniated" are errors. Has anyone got a clue as
to
>what they should be?
In the original, "belier" was "better" but "unopiniated" was as shown.
I checked one paper and two online dictionaries, and none had
"unopiniated".
Dave's "unopinionated" guess is a good one.
--Beman
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